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  • Sunscreen for sensitive skin

Mineral face sunscreen with “anti-aging” effect

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Combining infrared A protection and elimination of potentially harmful ingredients, these reformulated SPF50+ products launched three years ago stand out.

These days, sun protection is an issue in every season, whether it’s business trips overseas, beach vacations in the fall, or skiing in the winter. Ultrasun AG has been focusing on ecologically produced sun protection products for sensitive skin for over twenty years and has already launched numerous innovations on the market. The SPF50+ line of products are fast-absorbing, non-greasy, water-resistant sunscreens with UVA and UVB filters and GSP-T for infrared protection. Celligent® provides DNA protection against UV-induced skin aging. Ultrasun products do not contain perfume or preservatives – the absence of parabens, phenoxyethanol and methylisothiazolinones is possible due to very stable formulations and very high quality airless packaging. The following other potentially harmful ingredients were eliminated: PEG/PPG, mineral oils, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamates, emulsifiers, silicones. The preparation “Face SPF50 Anti-Pigmentation” specifically protects against age-related and UV radiation-induced pigmentation. UV-A radiation, which is mainly responsible for pigmentation, can also pass through glass, so that one is also exposed, for example, in the car or at an office workplace by the window.

 

Source: Ultrasun AG

 

DERMATOLOGIE PRAXIS 2019; 29(5): 48

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  • Mirjam Peter, M.Sc.
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